<ul><li>Jesus spoke about seeds, farming, pearls, and other “figures of speech” to teach lessons to us about God and himself (John 16:25–33).</li><li>When Jesus “tells it like it is,” we don't always want to listen.  That's why he spoke in parables: to help us see  deeper things.</li><li>When the time comes for us to speak plainly, we must do so, and allow God to take care of the rest.</li></ul>

Jesus spoke about seeds, farming, pearls, and other “figures of speech” to teach lessons to us about God and himself (John 16:25–33).When Jesus “tells it like it is,” we don't always want to listen. That's why he spoke in parables: to help us see deeper things.When the time comes for us to speak plainly, we must do so, and allow God to take care of the rest.

<ul><li>Jesus spoke about seeds, farming, pearls, and other “figures of speech” to teach lessons to us about God and himself (John 16:25–33).</li><li>When Jesus “tells it like it is,” we don't always want to listen.&nbsp; That's why he spoke in parables:&nbsp;to help us see&nbsp; deeper things.</li><li>When the time comes for us to speak plainly, we must do so, and allow God to take care of the rest.</li></ul>

Speaking in Parables

Sermons from the Watterson Trail Church of Christ in Louisville, KY (Jeffersontown). Full Archive wtcoc.com/sermons

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